Qualitative Market Research An International Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 15, 2025
Purpose
Ensuring
consumer
participation
in
circular
markets
and
breaking
the
value-action
gap
are
part
of
sustainable
consumption
research
agenda.
This
paper
aims
to
uncover
barriers
entering
second-hand
economy
measures
taken
overcome
those
by
participants.
Design/methodology/approach
The
findings
this
based
on
an
exploratory
qualitative
study
conducted
France
Czechia.
Data
were
collected
means
in-depth
interviews
with
e-commerce
users.
Findings
weak
framing
peer-to-peer
transaction
serves
as
a
barrier
source
inefficiency
online
markets.
potential
traders
perceive
trading
situation
uncertain
thus
forced
perform
themselves
through
relational
work
or
exempt
from
sites.
Originality/value
Although
integral
economy,
they
remain
underexplored
topic.
why
core
elements
design
repelling
casual
consumers
sheds
light
aim
narrowing
it.
Environmental Education Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
30(6), P. 833 - 863
Published: Feb. 26, 2024
Despite
rising
levels
of
interest
in
global
environmental
challenges,
progress
towards
the
widespread
adoption
pro-environmental
behaviours
remains
slow
and
inconsistent.
Previous
literature
identifies
importance
education
for
working
to
address
this
inconsistency
between
values
people
hold
their
behaviours,
commonly
described
as
value-action
gap.
To
examine
current
knowledge
area
we
conducted
a
semi-systematic
review
published
which
explicitly
brings
together
gap
thinking
research.
Our
findings
reveal
that
major
areas
focus
across
are
either
on
role
specific
pedagogical
approaches
or
broader
policy
institutional
structure.
Based
our
analysis
literature,
suggest
five
priorities
future
This
includes
research
contextualises
educational
visions
within
existing
curricula,
examines
intergenerational
learning,
considers
possibilities
collective
action,
studies
greater
diversity
locations,
whole
school
approach.
Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
41(4), P. 578 - 595
Published: April 1, 2024
This
study
investigates
how
tourists'
Green
Environmental
Knowledge,
Hotel
and
environment
concern
impact
pro-environmental
(PE)
attitudes.
Using
mixed
methods,
it
examines
PE
attitudes
influence
the
intention
to
stay
at
eco-friendly
hotels,
based
on
theory
of
planned
behavior.
The
further
explores
moderating
role
"Greta
Effect"
in
connecting
hotel
choice.
utilizes
a
mixed-methods
approach
enhance
comprehension
quantitative
findings,
exploring
Effect".
findings
highlight
important
environmental
activism
inspiring
action
for
green
Business Strategy and the Environment,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
33(3), P. 1721 - 1758
Published: Sept. 16, 2023
Abstract
Concern
for
the
environment
is
prevalent
among
luxury
consumers,
and
sustainable
development
has
become
a
pervasive
theme
in
industry.
However,
there
been
limited
empirical
research
on
burgeoning
area
of
to
profile
characteristics
consumers.
In
this
research,
we
explore
how
value
perceptions
impact
consumers'
purchase
intentions
products
by
building
an
integrated
predictive
framework
based
theory
consumption
values.
We
deploy
hybrid
partial
least
squares
structural
equation
modeling–artificial
neural
network
approach
with
additional
importance‐performance
map
analyses
study
sample
894
consumers
United
States.
The
findings
show
that
profoundly
value‐driven.
After
accounting
linear
nonlinear
patterns,
functional,
emotional,
epistemic,
conditional,
green
values
exhibit
significant
positive
impacts
intention,
exception
social
value.
Further,
elucidate
theoretically
grounded
mediator
(conspicuous
ethical
self‐identity)
moderator
(green
advertising
receptivity)
buffer
link
between
intention.
also
uncover
cross‐generational
disparities,
which
millennials—compared
Gen
X—display
greater
conspicuous
self‐identity
as
well
higher
levels
receptivity
From
theoretical
perspective,
contributes
sustainability
marketing
literature
advances
our
understanding
psychographic,
behavioral,
demographic
factors
influence
consumption.
On
managerial
basis,
offers
insights
brand
practitioners
leverage
multidimensional
their
product
positioning
communication
strategies.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(10), P. 8401 - 8401
Published: May 22, 2023
Sustainable
consumption
is
a
key
concept
in
society
and
the
environment
due
to
its
direct
relationship
with
sustainable
development;
importance
lies
decoupling
of
economic
growth
environmental
damage
involvement
various
behavioral
disciplines
ecological
concepts.
Therefore,
this
research
aims
analyze
scientific
articles
linked
perspectives
under
discussion.
Due
scope
objective
systematizing
existing
literature
on
Scopus
Web
Science,
systematic
review
was
carried
out,
including
104
considering
criteria
that
respond
questions
posed.
It
concluded
complex
nebulous
whose
theoretical
fragmentation
gives
it
breadth
but
generates
overlapping
Likewise,
link
between
consumer
circular
economy
difficulties
behind
such
interaction
denoted.
The
complexity
being
green
current
times
aspects
comprise
were
also
covered,
importance,
role,
tools
government
consumption.
Thus,
expected
generate
consistent
framework
facilitating
creation
new
applied
research,
highlighted
through
analysis.
Journal of Hospitality Marketing & Management,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
33(7), P. 917 - 942
Published: May 23, 2024
This
study
investigated
the
effect
of
hotels'
eco-label
credibility
(HELC)
on
customers'
green
word-of-mouth
behavior
through
triple
mediating
effects
biospheric
and
egoistic
values,
pro-environmental
attitude,
patronage
intention.
Data
were
collected
from
304
customers
hotels
in
Hong
Kong.
The
PROCESS
Macro
plug-in
software
model
(6)
was
employed
to
assess
hypotheses'
direct,
indirect,
effects.
results
showed
that
HELC
did
not
have
a
significant
link
behavior.
However,
mediation
intention
between
impact
confirmed.
contributes
existing
literature
hospitality
field
by
applying
robust
theoretical
background
examining
consecutive
chain-of-effects
environmental
issues.
Journal of Global Marketing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
37(4), P. 237 - 263
Published: Aug. 7, 2024
Consumer
research
in
global
marketing
boasts
a
number
of
important
variables:
values
(Schwartz's
concepts;
Hofstede's
framework),
heuristics
(decision
rules),
identity
(global
and
local,
cosmopolitanism),
personality/self-concept
(ethnocentrism,
conspicuous
consumption,
materialism).
A
shortcoming
this
body
work
concerns
the
neglect
processes
need
for
theories
grounded
causal
mechanisms.
Based
on
six
fundamental
psychological
concepts,
we
reconceptualize
model
goal-directed
behavior
(MGB)
suggest
how
it
can
predicate
basic
consumption
behaviors.
The
key
variables
are
attitudes,
emotions,
cognition,
desire,
intentions,
behavior/action,
outcomes.
By
integrating
moderators
into
MGB,
provides
general
framework
explaining
consumer
behavior.
International Journal of Consumer Studies,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
48(5)
Published: Aug. 20, 2024
ABSTRACT
Ethical
consumption
is
a
domain
of
consumer
research
that
focuses
on
individuals'
ethical
concerns
when
making
decisions.
Owing
to
its
enormous
potential
as
domain,
has
gained
increasing
importance,
especially
in
view
the
impact
choices
environment
and
society
whole.
This
study
consolidates
existing
body
information
through
systematic
literature
review
(SLR)
employing
SPAR‐4‐SLR
methodology
conjunction
with
ADO‐TCM
framework.
An
extensive
search
was
conducted
using
Scopus
Web
Science
databases,
carefully
selecting
125
publications
related
from
2002
2023.
Next,
comprehensive
descriptive
analysis
identify
most
substantial
gaps
propose
concrete
directions
for
future
research.
Scholars
across
academic
fields
can
utilize
these
findings
guidelines
inform
their
research,
while
practitioners
implement
behavioral
philosophies
sustainable
business
practices.
Journal of Cleaner Production,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
464, P. 142748 - 142748
Published: June 1, 2024
While
previous
research
focused
on
investigating
students'
perceptions,
few
studies
have
analyzed
future-oriented
normative
sustainability
expectations
from
their
Higher
Educational
Institutions
(HEIs)
in
various
cultural
contexts.
The
goal
of
this
study
is
to
(1)
identify
business
transformation
HEIs,
(2)
uncover
potential
differences
across
environments,
and
(3)
explain
how
impact
behaviors
towards
HEIs.
A
mixed
qualitative-quantitative
design
using
a
semi-standardized
questionnaire
based
sample
239
students
the
USA
Germany
was
applied.
Sustainability
topics
at
HEIs
are
derived
both
literature
review
through
interviews
were
categorized
content
analysis.
Data
for
collected
Bachelor
programs
two
state
universities
one
public
university
Kano
analysis
utilized
examine
expectations.
Our
uncovered
19
distinct
topic
areas
Across
countries,
considered
integration
production
consumption,
as
well
gender
equality
inclusion,
basic
requirements
future
transformations.
Other
attributes
evaluated
indifferent.
Students
staff
faculty
development
opportunities
or
institutional
support
performance
attributes,
while
them
Country
variations
key
significantly
influenced
by
level
involvement
sustainability.
Finally,
behavioral
intentions.
We
provide
managerial
implications
suggesting
tailored
focus
categories
country
context.
Furthermore,
we
highlight
need
further
research,
including
replication
diverse
settings
longitudinal
designs.
